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Discover Ludwig"my baggage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to one's personal belongings or possessions, especially when travelling. Example: "I checked in my baggage at the airport before boarding the plane."
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"All my baggage is gone," she said.
It would push my baggage over the allowance.
In the solar-powered shed next door, there was room for my baggage.
I had my baggage, my wounds, my hurts; he had his.
Am I to think about this task consciously, setting down my baggage with awareness?
Miraculously, I even got my baggage back, including my favourite shoes - nine days later.
Upstairs we stopped in front of a door and she said, "You can leave my baggage here with my baby's".
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I was only seven years old and… Welcome to the endless high-school MY KAFKA BAGGAGE Here's a fact: Some people want to live more Than others do.
I exchanged traffic for trees, noisy neighbors for none but I still always brought my emotional baggage with me; my procrastination, unresolved issues or negativity because, they were a part of who I am.
The next morning, my suitcase arrived (minus my jewelry, which I had foolishly tucked into my checked baggage, but never mind; the change of clothes was the important thing), and under a sublimely blue sky, we boarded a tour boat to Porto Venere.
Like all travelers, I arrived with my own baggage: I struggle with languages, and my Texas high school conspicuously left the Middle East out of both ancient and modern history.
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